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FAQ’s on Company Registration in Delhi

Company Registration in Delhi

You have an idea and a business plan, and you want to register a company in Delhi. There is a significant difference between having a great idea and turning it into a successful start-up company.

Do you know what it takes to start a business and do you have what it takes?

If you answered yes, you’ll need to know how to register your business and turn it into a start-up.

For those of you who have never started a business before, it may appear to be a daunting task.

We at IFCCL make the task of registering a company in Delhi simple and cost-effective for our clients.

IFCCL can help you register a company in India in all major cities, including Hyderabad, Mumbai, New Delhi, Kolkata, and all other Indian cities.

Subject to document availability, the turnaround time for company registration in Delhi is 7 to 10 working days.

Learn why forming a private limited company is the best option, 5 Reasons Why Forming a Private Limited Company Is the Best Option!

You may not have much experience with business registration as an entrepreneur, but it is always beneficial to have some knowledge. Here are some key things you must be aware of.

There are numerous locations in Delhi that provide company registration services. The best place to go on the internet, however, is Virtual auditors. There are numerous websites that will provide you with all of the information you require about these types of businesses.

Frequently Asked Question on Company Registration:

  1. What is the private limited company’s authorised capital and paid-up capital?

Answer: Authorized capital is the company’s maximum capital and the capital payable refers to the capital subscribed to in the memorandum of association.

  1. How do I begin a limited private enterprise?

Registering a company is simple with IFCCL; simply select the type of Company Registration that is appropriate for you. 1) Limited Liability Company with two directors 2) One Person Company Registration, a company with only one Director, and submit the above-mentioned documents to have your company registered in 7 working days, subject to government approval.

  1. What are the legal requirements for forming a private limited company?
  • The name of the company after proper verification.
  • Director’s Documents (PAN , ADDHAR, Bank Statement or Telephone Bill).
  • The above-mentioned proof of registered office.
  1. How long do private limited companies need to register?

The Name approval processing time is 1 to 2 working days in form of the RUN. It will take approximately 3 to 4 working days, the total may be completed in 7 to 10 working days subject to approval of government and documents are supplied on time.

  1. How does a company register NRIs and foreign nationals or foreign bodies?

In India, NRI and Foreign Companies may register under FEMA (Foreign Exchange Management Act) regulations, and from time to time they must comply with FDI standards.

They can take one of two forms are as follows:

1) Indian Subsidiary as a Foreign Company Subsidiary

2) A private limited company that operates on its own.

6 Who can be a company’s director?

Any person who has reached the legal age to sign a contract, that is, anyone over the age of 18, can become a director.

  1. What are DSC and DIN?

The DSC is a digital signature certificate issued by the certifying authority for the purpose of signing electronic documents. DIN is an abbreviation for Director Identification Number. DIN stands for Director Identification Number, and it is assigned along with the Certificate of Incorporation via the SPICe 32 Form.

  1. What is the absolute minimum required establishing a Private Limited Company?

There is no requirement for minimum capital A capital can begin with as little as Rs 2 in share capital.

  1. What if I have no director partner to join? Can I register with my family members in my private limited company?

Yes. With your members of your family, you can register your Private Limited Company with your own family.

  1. Can we apply for GST registration in addition to the Company Registration form?

 Yes. The company’s application for incorporation under Rule 38 is accompanied by the AGILE (lNC 35) e-Form, with the following numbers included in the application to register.

 (a) GSTIN with effect from 31st March, 2019

 (b) ITPFO with effect from 8th April, 2019

 (c) ESIC with effect from 15th April, 2019

  1. How do you register your business in Delhi?

We encourage you to start your dream business and start your path to success right now!

IFCCL specialises in Private Limited Company Registration, LLP Registration in Delhi, One Person Company (OPC) Registration in Delhi, GST Registration, Trademark Registration, Accounting Services, and Tax Return Filings.

Broadly you need the 2 types of registration –

    1. Business Registration
      2.Tax registration

12. How we can assist you with company formation!

If you need assistance with company registration in India, please contact the IFCCL support team at the following numbers:

    • 9555555480
    • 011 43520194

 or email us at:

Our team will wander you through the entire process and help you comply.

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